More posters | Designed by A. Mosakin | For Sci-fi movies | For films by Konstantin Lopushanskiy | For Soviet movies

Dead Man's Letters - 1 Sheet Soviet Movie Poster

Amazing composition, and excellent typography by A. Mosakin for the haunting masterpiece of Konstantin Lopushanskiy about the nuclear apocalypse.

  • Original title -
    Писмата на мъртвия човек
  • Year / Country - 1986 / USSR
  • Genre - Sci-fi
  • Director - Konstantin Lopushanskiy
  • Starring -
    Aleksandr Sabinin, Viktor Mikhaylov, Iosif Ryklin, Rolan Bykov
  • Poster title - Писмата на мъртвия човек
  • Designer - A. Mosakin
  • Dimensions- 34" x 21"
  • Condition -
    Near mint. Folded, no pin holes, no tape marks. Sharp edges.

Dead Man's Letters

Hungarian

Tóth László

25 Years Since Gagarin's Spaceflight

Soviet

Vladimir Nikolaevich Feklyaev

We are the pioneers of space!

Soviet

Vladimir Nikolaevich Feklyaev

Let Us Conquer Space!

Soviet

Leonid Fedorovich

The First Path Into Space

Soviet

Unknown artist

The World Prepares for Mars

Soviet

Unknown artist

Soyuz 28

Soviet

Unknown artist

Load and Unload in Less Time!

Soviet

Unknown artist

Heavy Metal

Soviet

Unknown artist

Food Production Workshop

Soviet

Unknown artist

Latest additions - Click here to see more of our recent acquisitions

Towards New Records

Soviet

Miron Lukyanov

Food Production Workshop

Soviet

Unknown artist

Heavy Metal

Soviet

Unknown artist

Load and Unload in Less Time!

Soviet

Unknown artist

Soyuz 28

Soviet

Unknown artist

The World Prepares for Mars

Soviet

Unknown artist

The First Path Into Space

Soviet

Unknown artist

NON FILM POSTERS - MUSIC, ADVERTISEMENT, EXHIBITION, AND PROPAGANDA

Day of Cosmonautics

Soviet

Vladimir Nikolaevich Feklyaev

We Built It in 1975

Hungarian

Gunda Antal

The Nations are Waiting

Bulgarian

Hristo Tsetsin

And There Will Be a New Constellation

Soviet

M. Belyayev

Interkosmos - Joint Spaceflight

Hungarian

Unknown artist

Rally

Soviet

Markovich Mark Mihailovich

Dózsa György

Hungarian

Balogh István